My artistic practice explores the transmission of knowledge, intergenerational connections, and the resilience of both human and natural systems. Through installation, sculpture, painting and fiber-based work, I investigate themes of motherhood, transformation, and the invisible threads that bind us across time. Inspired by symbols from nature and the animal world, my work often invites public participation, fostering collective reflection on identity, memory, and healing. 

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Through my practice, I seek to illuminate the quiet, often invisible labor of nurturing—whether in nature, in motherhood, or in cultural heritage. My work invites audiences to pause, connect, and recognize the wisdom embedded in the world around us, encouraging a deeper understanding of our place within the larger web of life.